Turn off power and reinstall the jumper in normal mode position

D945gcnl mother board, directly it opens cmos setup page, give save & exit it appers (turn off power and reinstall the jumper in normal mode position) what can be done?
Even after placing the jumper in normal mode the same error message continues.I think Bios may be corrupted.Will try for reinstall or update the Bios.

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I can't read those words that you flash around or see what you are trying to show me. Put it on the wrong side nothing will happen but it will clear your BIOS SETTINGS TO DEFAULT. PUT THE JUMPER BACK ON , START UP AND THEN GO INTO THE BIOS IMMEDIATLYAND CHECK YOUR SETTINGS ARE CORRECT.
Now reboot and you should go straight intto your OS if not corrupt.
Good luck and if it don't work be a little more clear on your fault.

Hi, If i am correct, the computer starts up and you see
the setup page. It then says that you are supposed to place the jumper
in the normal position and It happens every time.

If this is
correct, it is telling you that there is a jumper on the motherboard
(probably labeled "clear CMOS) and it's set in the incorrect position.
There will be three pins. The jumper is installed across two of them.
Move the jumper (the little plastic thing) to the other setting: for
example, if it's installed on pins 1 and 2, move it to 2 and 3. Give
that a try.

If I understand what you are asking: The computer starts up and you see the setup page. It then says that you are supposed to place the jumper in the normal position. It happens every time.

If this is correct, it is telling you that there is a jumper on the motherboard (probably labeled "clear CMOS) and it's set in the incorrect position. There will be three pins. The jumper is installed across two of them. Move the jumper (the little plastic thing) to the other setting: for example, if it's installed on pins 1 and 2, move it to 2 and 3. Give that a try. Will probably work for you.

Some MB's have a second jumper setting on the board to allow a technician to jump to a faster "trouble shooter" configuration. After any or no changes are made to the BIOS's configuration the BIOS wants the The tech to reset the jumper back to "Normal Mode" so the customer doesn't have an overclocked or "hyper"machine voiding it's warrantee. I have seen this on some mostly older boards including Intel's who are known for down speeding their MB's. Check the websit for the MB's manual and see if it tells you where the jumper is located. If not, Also try to update the BIOS to the latest version and this may resolve your problem. Hope so.